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06/12/2014 12:20 U.S. Secretary of State to discuss the situation with his Turkish counterpart "deteriorating" in Mosul
U.S. State Department: We are working on providing extra help for Iraq and encouraged by the leaders calls for national unity
BAGHDAD / obelisk announced State Department spokeswoman Jennifer Sacchi, on Thursday, Foreign Minister John Kerry held a morning telephone conversation with his Turkish counterpart Ahmet Davutoglu during which they discussed the deteriorating security situation in Mosul, "and the attack despicable on the Turkish consulate," asserting that the government of her country working to provide extra aid to Iraq and we are encouraged by the US-led calls for national unity.
She said Sacchi during a press conference at the White House, that "we join to Turkey and the international community in calling for the immediate release of the diplomatic staff of the Turkish abductees," Refit the U.S. commitment to work with the government and leaders in Iraq to support a unified approach against the continuation of the aggression of the organization the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (Daash).
She added, "We are in contact with the governments of Turkey and Iraq, and stand ready to provide any appropriate assistance," but noted that "the situation is very dangerous on the ground" in Iraq ", expressing" deep concern about the deterioration of the security situation. "
The Foreign Ministry spokeswoman explained that "we are working with leaders from all over Iraq in support of a coordinated response, and you can expect to provide additional assistance to the Iraqi government to combat the threat of" Daash "".
She Sake "We are encouraged to see calls for national unity of Iraqi leaders from across the political spectrum and we believe they represent a united front strong and also support the steps taken between the federal government and the Kurdistan Regional Government on cooperation in the security plan that will strengthen the capacity of the Iraqi army to confront this aggression."
In the meantime, said the candidate for the post of U.S. ambassador to Iraq, Stewart Jones during a hearing of the Foreign Relations Committee of the Senate that the Iraqi government "still faces a serious threat of" Daash "which has moved now in Iraq through the flow of foreign fighters across the Syrian border."
He stressed that "Daash pose a significant threat not only to Iraq but also to its neighbors," adding that the United States "has an obligation to support and security of Iraq."
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U.S. State Department: We are working on providing extra help for Iraq and encouraged by the leaders calls for national unity
BAGHDAD / obelisk announced State Department spokeswoman Jennifer Sacchi, on Thursday, Foreign Minister John Kerry held a morning telephone conversation with his Turkish counterpart Ahmet Davutoglu during which they discussed the deteriorating security situation in Mosul, "and the attack despicable on the Turkish consulate," asserting that the government of her country working to provide extra aid to Iraq and we are encouraged by the US-led calls for national unity.
She said Sacchi during a press conference at the White House, that "we join to Turkey and the international community in calling for the immediate release of the diplomatic staff of the Turkish abductees," Refit the U.S. commitment to work with the government and leaders in Iraq to support a unified approach against the continuation of the aggression of the organization the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (Daash).
She added, "We are in contact with the governments of Turkey and Iraq, and stand ready to provide any appropriate assistance," but noted that "the situation is very dangerous on the ground" in Iraq ", expressing" deep concern about the deterioration of the security situation. "
The Foreign Ministry spokeswoman explained that "we are working with leaders from all over Iraq in support of a coordinated response, and you can expect to provide additional assistance to the Iraqi government to combat the threat of" Daash "".
She Sake "We are encouraged to see calls for national unity of Iraqi leaders from across the political spectrum and we believe they represent a united front strong and also support the steps taken between the federal government and the Kurdistan Regional Government on cooperation in the security plan that will strengthen the capacity of the Iraqi army to confront this aggression."
In the meantime, said the candidate for the post of U.S. ambassador to Iraq, Stewart Jones during a hearing of the Foreign Relations Committee of the Senate that the Iraqi government "still faces a serious threat of" Daash "which has moved now in Iraq through the flow of foreign fighters across the Syrian border."
He stressed that "Daash pose a significant threat not only to Iraq but also to its neighbors," adding that the United States "has an obligation to support and security of Iraq."
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